how can i register class this way

[mortal lion]

private static void AddPacketListener(ProtocolManager manager, Class classes, ListenerPriority priority, PacketType[] type) {
        manager.addPacketListener(new PacketAdapter(plugin, priority, type) {
            @Override
            public void onPacketReceiving(PacketEvent event) {
                new BowBomb();
            }
        });
    }

[vast orbit]

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[mortal lion]

check the picture first

[bleak narwhal]

you'd have to use reflection, are you sure you're supposed to have this pattern

don't you usually accept an instance of the listener and then just call a method on the listener?

[mortal lion]

my brain..

i've been trying this for some time sorry

[mortal lion]

how can i register the class using reflection

[bleak narwhal]

not like that

reflection is a concept, not just a class named "reflection"

Class itself is already reflection

[mortal lion]

can you maybe add it to this code please

[bleak narwhal]

no

[mortal lion]

i never used reflection thats the issue

anyway im going to search how reflection works than

[bleak narwhal]

well no, why not just use this

[mortal lion]

my english is being short there, do you expect me to add all classes in it?

[bleak narwhal]

no

accept an instance of the class rather than Class, and instead of passing SomeListener.getClass(), just pass new SomeListener()

that way the caller can also provide all appropriate constructor arguments themselves

is that not how it's usually done?